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Results

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For information regarding the performance of The Charter School East Dulwich published by the Department for Education, please click here.

Headline Key Stage 4 Information for The Charter School East Dulwich 2026

‍Key Stage 4 (Year 11)

  • Progress 8 Score: n/a (due to Covid)*
  • Attainment 8 Score: 55.70 (Previous Years: 56.98 in 2025, 51.69 in 2024)
  • Students Staying in Education or Employment: 99% in 2025 (97% in 2024, 96% in 2023)
  • Students Entering the English Baccalaureate: 84% (73% in 2025, 73% in 2024)
  • Students Gaining Grade 4 or above in English and Maths: 80% (79% in 2025, 72% in 2024)
  • Students Gaining Grade 5 or above in English and Maths: 61% (64% in 2025, 54% in 2024)
  • 32% of all grades were 7 or above
  • 57% of students achieved at least one grade 7
  • English Baccalaureate Average Point Score: 5.3 (5.42 in 2025, 4.88 in 2024)

Headline Key Stage 5 Information for The Charter School East Dulwich 2026

‍Key Stage 5 (Year 13)

General Qualifications (GCEs):

  • Average A Level Grade Achieved: B (B in 2025, B in 2024)
  • Average A Level Points: 35.16 (40.83 in 2025, 37.59 in 2024)
  • Number of Students Studying A Levels: 150 (153 in 2025, 113 in 2024)
  • Value Added: 0.0 (+0.34 in 2025, +0.03 in 2024)
  • Percentage of Students Completing A Level Study: 98% (98% in 2024, 98% in 2023)
  • 100% Oxbridge success rate: three students off to Oxford
  • Over 25% of A-level grades were A* or A
  • 91% of university applicants got into their chosen university

Vocational Qualifications (BTECs):

  • Average BTEC Grade Achieved: Distinction (Merit + in 2025, Merit + in 2024)
  • Average BTEC Points: 33.54 (27.5 in 2025, 28.57 in 2024)
  • Number of Students Studying BTECs: 37 (20 in 2025, 23 in 2024)
  • Valued Added: +0.14 ( -0.29 in 2025, -0.30 in 2024)
  • Percentage of Students Completing BTEC Study: 100% (100% in both 2024 and 2023)

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*Note
Progress 8 measures how much progress students make between the end of primary school and their GCSEs. Because Key Stage 2 tests were cancelled during the pandemic, there is no starting point for this year group, so the Department for Education is not publishing Progress 8 scores for 2025 or 2026.

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